Corruption costs Bangladesh billions yearly.

Since the city started charging $20 to drop off recycling, illegal dumping in businesses' dumpsters has skyrocketed!

And we all thought we were living in a free country,... source Come to find out we are living in an open air prison engineered by those who benefit the most from it. source It's becoming clear that the

Once somewhat respected news agencies are now running fake articles promoting state lotteries

source Johannesburg has a mounting debt crisis with literally every single service already on it's knees. Johannesburg City is run by the ruling government party the ANC and are now under pressure nationally

source A few weeks ago Eskom lost a court decision on appeal to hide the details of their tenders and this is the first to be revealed. More to come over the next month or so and will reveal how bad things

A reflection on Dhaka’s wasted riverfront potential, failed planning, broken civic culture, and what could have built.

source Being a supplier in South Africa you have to tread carefully because so many companies are affected by internal corruption. When you visit these companies you do so with an open mind because not

If a bailiff knocks at your door, remember...

Corruption is now something I feel cannot be inevitable in every part of the world. The reason is that the world is now a corrupt place where people no longer have regard for whoever you are or whomever

Wonderful and convenient excuse that cannot be refuted...

This is not a legal service, and it is not a good look for an already damaged Thai tourism reputation

Furthermore, a plebiscite is a risky affair and might be embarrassing — might even frustrate and derail one-man rule in perpetuity.How can a “referendum” through “citizens assemblies” fail to come up with

source On Monday this week the High Court in South Africa ruled that the State Owned Entity Eskom who supplies the electricity has to reveal their contracts for purchasing and transporting coal and diesel.

CHAPTER 5Martial Law and BeyondHow the Dictator Usurped PowerAt his inaugural address as the sixth president of the Philippine Republic on December 30, 1965, at Luneta Park in Manila, Ferdinand Marcos

, we decided for reasons of self interest to divest ourselves of the Philippines before local leaders wanted full independence, under conditions (world depression and looming war) which bid fair to destroy

Her reputation as an accomplished political arm of Marcos during the campaign was well deserved, and the President-elect conceded that she was responsible for a million votes, the margin that made him

Reporters desperate for a hint of interesting copy clustered around Aquino who, as usual, obliged. The senator regaled them with lively criticisms of the president. Laughter echoed through the near-empty

The blur of men’s faces was beginning to clear. These men were the regulars who were already here when I arrived and who would still be there when I left. I conversed with them here and there, though I

The pro-Duterte Congress also threatened not to renew the franchise of the biggest TV network ABS-CBN, which had allegedly refused to air his political advertisements before the 2016 election. The same